Noi

Loved it! I wasn’t expecting to come to Prague and eat Asian food but this was great. There is a gorgeous little outdoor garden with seating (that was actually cooler than sitting inside with weak a/​c). They have good lunch specials that include and drink for about $ 130−150CZ.
I had the Yam Yui, a big salad with chicken, shrimp, cashews, carrots, cucumbers and a delicious Thai sauce. My husband had a dish with glass noodles and minced chicken. It was good but much spicier than either of us expected. We actually poured all of the (slightly sweet, very light) sauce from my salad into his dish to cool it down a little, and it was delicious!

Very good food. Ordered the tom kah Kai coconut soup with chicken. delicious, and came fairly quickly after ordering. Then ordered the pad Thai Kai (pad Thai with chicken) which was also very good. Very good service, restaurant is very clean and I liked the vibe and decorations of the restaurant. Will definitely return the next time I am in town.

Not that it will change much, I’m giving one star to Noi. The service is soo bad, it brings the whole experience down. Yes the food is good, but as others have said, it’s inconsistent. Sometimes bland, sometimes way too spicy. I’ve given them many tries. If you can’t find more affordable Thai food in Prague (which you can), at least do yourself a favor and get it take away.

I wish I could give this restaurant two reviews. Five stars for the awesome food and hip atmosphere, and two stars for the service.
I am a big fan of Asian and spicy cuisine, and Noi definitely nails it on that level. We were a party of six, and all of us utterly loved our meals. I had a duck with a perfect crispy yet juicy finish in a nice hearty sauce of green curry with coconut milk and veggies. No complaints there — it was delicious, and especially with the pot of noodles, the total portion was huge.
The only thing to perhaps be careful about is the spiciness of the meals — there are different codes in the menu for semi-​hot and very hot meals. My meal was marked as hot, but as somebody used to spicy cuisine, I didn’t consider it extreme at all (it certainly doesn’t follow the Asian my-​mouth-​is-​on-​fire hotness standards). However, the rest of the people at my table found the meals marked as hot as perhaps a tad too spicy for Czech standards, so my advice is, if you are not used to spicy cuisine, ask for the milder version.
The restaurant has a refreshing atmosphere. The décor is stylish and modern, and during dinner time the lights are kept rather low so you get more of a hip bar feel. If you sit in the small salon adjacent to the main room, you can also watch the cooks prepare your food live through a transparent glass wall.
The only disappointing thing about this place was the service. The restaurant wasn’t busting full and we had a reservation, yet it generally took the waitress a long time to notice us, the food took over half an hour to come (I can understand that for a larger party, but they might have at least given us a warning shoutout), and after the first order of drinks, we always had to catch our waitress to order more — she never came to inquire whether we need something more. My friends who are regulars mentioned that this is quite common. I am usually not such a nitpicker, but I am mentioning this as Noi is famous for being the best Thai restaurant in Prague, and after eating there, I genuinely see why. So it’s a shame that such a top notch restaurant wouldn’t train their staff to give people top notch treatment.
Anyhow, just be warned that things might go slower at Noi, but I still really recommend it — I would definitely return for the food again anytime.

Great Thai food! amazing atmosphere!!! i love this place… however the last 2 times I was here service was kind of bad… the waiter was not very nice :(((

We saw this place from outside, it looked cool and had a small crowd inside so we decide decided to check it out. The first thing we were asked is if we had a reservation… it was a Thursday night and rather early like 5:30pm. We said no and were shoved to the counter area. Basically if we had no reservations then oh well for us. Counter or nothing. Weird thing was that half the restaurant was empty, and I saw many two person parties hogging 6 person couches with only a tea and glass of wine. Not smart at all for them.
It took us about 15 minutes to order since every one at the counter was basically ignored, including this poor older guy just trying to put in a to go order. He tried to order from two different staff, as we also did with no success just blank stares and again no service. I honestly couldn’t believe it since this place appeared very high end and classy.
After 45 min I got my small chicken satay and although it was good, not enough to change my already negative opinion of this place. When I tried to order another food item or drink again it was a ridiculous hassle. Why? No idea. For a place with so much damn staff they sure pretend to look busy when they aren’t.
The best part of my story though is when we paid-​they kept a significant amount of crowns for themselves as a tip instead of giving us the whole amount of our change. We sat there and waited but were never acknowledged again. In America this is illegal… so not sure why they think this is acceptable for any restaurant. Disgraceful is what I would call this place. Will never be going back here.

Noi Thai is extremely shiny inside, temple feeling, ultra modern, and golden lounge Czech Thai restaurant. Seating zones feels extremely comfortable, very welcoming, a noticeable aura of soothing spirituality, and unique decorations surrounding tables.
Thai cuisine in Noi is extremely authentic, a quality some people might not know is happening anywhere in Central Eastern Europe, a very pleasant surprise. Thai food cuisine in Noi Thai Prague Czech Republic is even better, more unique, and more original than most American Thai restaurants. I recommend Phad Khee Mao Vermicelli Noodles, Vegetable Spring Rolls, Various Curries, and Spicy Herbal Soups Tam Yam Koong, and Tam Kha having a rejuvenating combination of Cilantro, Chili, Lime, Ginger, Coconut Milk, Mushrooms, and Seafood in a soup.
Ujezd Street in Mala Strana neighborhood of Prague is extremely beautiful, and there is incredible urban street scenery. Noi Thai’s street location on Ujezd compliments very well in surrounding scenery, and sending extra high variety in a traditional Czech street. My traveling companion, and me went on a magical spiritual walk around Noi Thai on Ujezd street in an ultimate tourist experience.

We had a good dinner at Noi’s. The staff was very friendly and the service was quite fast. As a starter we both had Tom Kha Kai, which was delicious! I had the vegetarian version with tofu and my boyfriend had the one with chicken. As a main course he had the minced duck, which was good, but not that special and very spicy (that was not stated on the menu!). I can recommend noodles with shrimps and tofu. The prices are quite high for Czech standards, but still affordable.

One of my favourite Thai restaurants in Prague. Delicious food with a great choice of dishes, good service and in general just an amazing experience. The prices are clearly above average, but the meals are well-​worth the price. The interior is fancy, the atmosphere is relaxing. Reservation is definitely recommended.

This is my favourite thai restaurant in Prague. Well designed, cosy place with nice atmosphere and great food. However they still won’t bring you any tap water and part of the open space is smoking, which really bothers non-​smoking guests.

I really don’t understand these positive reviews. Thai is maybe my favorite cuisine and this is a very poor example. Simple things like the rice was dried out and crusty like it had been sitting in a warmer for an hour, the fried tofu for the pad Thai was likewise weirdly dry and shrunken. The Panang was way way way too salty… and ask my friends and family how I like salty food. The spring rolls were good, but the satay was flavorless and dry. Without the peanut sauce, it was inedible. And then let’s talk about the service… slamming plates, avoiding eye contact, and generally sucking. Czech service is different than other countries, but this was just bad. The icing on the cake was the prices which were way high for Prague. I won’t talk about the throbbing DJ spun dance music. It was way too loud for a restaurant that is not a club. You had to shout to talk. Eventually I think somebody told him to take it down a notch or two. Just a trainwreck and this was Friday night so you would assume that the «A team» was working. Shocking to see the odd positive reviews. Just a trainwreck.

I am a regular guest when it comes to Noi and for sure this is one of my most favorite Thai restaurants in Prague. The interior is super friendly and cosy, the staff is always very polite and attentive and the food is just great. For me a great value for money and a guarantee of a very pleasant dining experience.

Noi is a fancy trendy fashion place which offers Thai cuisine. Amazing choice of alcohol cocktails, deserts and definitely fantastic quality of food. You have a wide choice between spicy/​non spicy meals: chicken, meat, seafood, pasta, noodles, rice, etc.
I would definitely recommend to make a reservation since to always full of hip people. Prices are quit high.
Typically these kind of Asian restaurants in Prague are owned by Vietnamese (which are honestly boring and depressing), however this one is totally an exception. Trendy music, extremely hip and exotic design, fabulous atmosphere — all of this you can find in Noi :)

Noi is located on the bridge side of Praha 1. I was there during lunch hours. The place is very clean, nicely decorated with a well dressed staff. When we walked in, the staff was friendly and seated us right away.
I ordered the first chicken curry from their curry menu with 5 stars of spices on it. I love spicy food and didn’t think it would be a big deal. BUT it was very spicy! I loved the flavors and yes I ate it all. Just be careful when you see the spicy signs. They don’t play around!
I also ordered the usual, Pad Thai. It was very delicious! I’ve been to Thailand so whenever I’m at Thai restaurants, I can’ stop but compare to the authentic taste. Pad Thai definitely was up the alley at Noi. I was very impressed!
I would definitely go back and try something else since most of things seem to look pretty good. This place is a little on the pricey side if you’re looking for something within a reasonable budget then this place is probably not for you.
Oh I try to order Thai Iced Tea, THEY DON’T HAVE IT! What Thai restaurant doesn’t have Thai Iced Tea? Sorry Noi you lost a star for that one.

Das Ambiente ist sehr gut. Kein Thaipersonal als Bedienung, aber freundlich. Das Essen ist dafür wirklich Thai.
Nicht Thaistyle oder irgendwas westliches.
Es hat super geschmeckt und die Portionen waren reichlich.
Beim nächsten Prag Besuch werde ich wieder zu Noi gehen.

Wir waren hier abends essen. Das Ambiente innen ist sehr stylisch und dennoch gemütlich. Den Innenhof fanden wir nicht so ansprechend. Wir saßen auf Bänken und Stühlen. Die Kissen dazu fanden wir ungemütlich, saßen lieber (problemlos) auf den nackten Holz.
Das Essen war lecker einschließlich der fried bananas (ganz toll!). Cocktails waren gut gemixt, nicht zu stark.
Unsere männliche Bedienung fand ich etwas distanziert, aber trotzdem nett. Auf das Essen mussten wir nicht lange warten. Nur das Geschirr von meinem Mann stand mehr als 5 Minuten leer auf dem Tisch herum.
Die Preise befinden sich etwa im mittleren Bereich. Nur das Bier war vergleichsweise teuer, aber da hat mein Mann nicht so genau auf die Marke geschaut. Die Rechnung wird in einer kleinen Box gebracht. Wir konnten auch mit einem Mix aus Kronen und Euro bezahlen.
Insgesamt ist in dem Laden viel Liebe zum Detail zu erkennen.

Vorspeisen waren Gut. Das wars dann schon. Leider war der Kellner sehr arrogant. leergegessene teller wurden erst nach 15 Minuten abgeräumt, Bestellung des Hauptgerichts wurde erst nach mehrmaliger Nachfrage entgegengenommen. Wir sind dann ohne Nachtisch gegangen. schade, aber leider keinesfalls zu empfehlen.

Ein sehr schöner Thailänder in Prag. Das Essen wird frisch zubereitet und ist sehr lecker. Der Service ist freundlich, schnell und unaufdringlich und das Ambiente ist sehr gut. Der Laden ist eher schick und stylisch eingerichtet aber trotzdem sehr gemütlich. Das Preisniveau ist im mittleren Niveau anzusiedeln, für das gute Essen aber angemessen.

Durch Zufall entdeckt und bestens zufrieden gewesen…
home made ice tea. .. und der war sooooo gut (2,40 EUR). Bester Service in einem nett angelegten Innenhof, serviert werden hier asiatische Speisen der modernen Küche, nett angerichtet und geschmacklich toll. Besonders zu empfehlen ist die Erdnusssauce (leider hat das Kind uns nicht so viel davon abgegeben ;o ((!).
Bei einem Blick ins Innere bot sich ein hipper und durchgestylter Laden, die Küche hinter rotem Glas. .. saubere Toiletten. .. was will der Touri mehr. Preislich angemessen, ohne Couvert und selbst angeeignetem Tip!